Investigative Reporting: Bryan Dean, John Estus and Paul Monies, third
Public Service Reporting: Vallery Brown, second
Business Spot News Reporting: Sonya Colberg, second
Spot News: Michael Kimball and Robert Medley, third
Spot Sports Reporting: Berry Tramel, second; Jenni Carlson, third
Feature: Sonya Colberg, second; Carla Hinton, third
Sports Feature: Darnell Mayberry, second; Bryan Painter, third
Sports Columns: John Rohde, third
Personal Columns: Don Mecoy, second; Richard Mize, third
Reviews: George Lang, second; Dave Cathey, third
Non-Page One Layout: William Bootz, second
Page One Deadline Layout: Caroline Duke, second; Felicia Murray, third
Headlines: Amy Raymond, second; Don Brown, third
Spot News Photo: Steve Gooch, third
Sports Photo: Nate Billings, third
General News Photo: John Clanton, second
Feature Photo: Chris Landsberger, second; Nate Billings, third
Photo Package: Sarah Phipps, second
Website Photo: Bryan Terry, second
Megan Rolland — Best New Journalist: Rolland is an education reporter. Her work in 2010 included school closings, teacher cuts, a student overcoming the odds and more.Ron Jackson, Robert Medley and Randy Ellis — General News: Jackson, Medley and Ellis won for a series of stories about the discovery of the body of Aja Johnson, 7, killed by her stepfather Lester Hobbs and subsequent reports detailing her death.
Todd Pendleton — Graphics and Illustrations: Pendleton won for a graphic detailing the Oklahoma state Capitol floor by floor and for an illustration of potential Oscar winners.
John Clanton — Spot News Photo, Sports: Clanton won for photos of tornado damage, a coach and a quarterback.
Sarah Phipps — General News Photo, Feature: Phipps won for photos from the Fourth of July and prison church.
Chris Landsberger — Website Photo, Photo Package: Landsberger won for a photo on pregame rituals and for photos of Catherine Titus and her dogs.
Robert Medley and Michael Baker— Spot News: Medley and Baker won for their reporting on a house fire that killed four children and two women in Weleetka.
Carrie Coppernoll — Personal Columns: Coppernoll won for her columns on Oklahoma's first bacon festival and the first year of parenthood.
Sonya Colberg — Business Spot News Reporting: Colberg won for her work about an insurance company denying claims for a teen's cancer treatment.
Matt Clayton — Non-Page One Layout: Clayton won for his layouts “It's better to receive,” “Outside the box” and “Masterpiece.”
Christy Watson — Editorials: Watson won for several editorials about State Question 744 and education funding.
Tom Maupin — Headlines: Maupin won for the following headlines: “The skies of Texas are upon us;” “Writer decides its time to get a narrower view of life,” about a reporter's project to lose weight; and “Does work get in way of your e-fun times?”
Berry Tramel — Sports Columns: Tramel won for columns about saluting the Greatest Generation of Oklahoma Sooners, University of Oklahoma's football coach Bob Stoops sticking to his guns, and football fans ending the national anthem with “Sooners” instead of “the brave.”
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